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Thank you to the Houston Chronicle for documenting the amazing work coming out of the Aerospace Human Systems Laboratory led by Dr. Bonnie J. Dunbar using a recently acquired human centrifuge.
Dr. Dunbar said the studies from this lab will help scientists better understand how the human body responds to lower gravity environments in preparation for future space travel.
#TAMUcsce senior Anisha Menezes has received an Astronaut Scholarship!
The Astronaut Scholarship is awarded to juniors and seniors in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields and is one of the largest merit-based scholarships for undergraduates. In 2026, the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation awarded 79 scholarships to exceptional students across the nation who show initiative and creativity in their chosen field.
Anna Olmedo '23 and Jacob Shelton '24 got engaged at Kyle Field during the Argentina vs. Honduras match in June.
Texas A&M University System Regents Sam Torn and Kelley Sullivan Georgiades visited Los Alamos National Laboratory in June to learn more about the Nuclear Security Office of the Texas A&M University System’s role in managing the facility.
Thanks to sponsorship from the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), a team of Texas A&M engineers will work towards finding alternative ways to power jet engines. Their research is focusing on hydrogen-based alternatives due to its accessibility and the creation of vapor and steam when burning, rather than the carbon dioxide that comes from jet fuel.
The Traveling Aggies recently returned from an unforgettable journey following the path of the legendary Easy Company. From England to Normandy, along “Hell’s Highway” in the Netherlands, through the foxholes surrounding Bastogne and atop the Eagle’s Nest, the stories of Band of Brothers were brought to life.
Thank you to KBTX for having CEO founder and Aerospace Engineering student Akku Kumar on to talk about his Aggie‑run company, Arrow Analytics.
In just three years, they’ve turned a student idea into real impact, improving airport baggage handling and expanding into airports across the U.S. and abroad, including locations in London, Michigan and Atlanta.
These #TAMUbme seniors just created a customized cancer therapy that’s already being used.
As their senior Capstone project, Tanvi Barai, Addison Bouillion, Nithin Chidambara, Vansh Tandon and Katherine Tugwell - in partnership with the MD Anderson Cancer Treatment Center - developed a customizable therapy for cervical cancer that can automatically tailor radiation treatment for the unique dimensions of each patient’s tumor.
Recreational fishing is historically undermeasured, making it difficult to prevent overfishing.
Dr. Alan Kuhnle is using smartphones and machine learning to change that and to help with sustainable fisheries management in the Gulf Coast.
Texas A&M Ocean Engineering’s Pete Crossan is investigating wire rope integrity to ensure the safety and longevity of a complex wire rope system submerged in a deep freshwater lake—working with infrastructure that’s been in service for over 30 years! By combining in-depth metallurgical analysis with rigorous mechanical evaluations, Pete is working to predict how much longer this critical infrastructure can operate safely.
“The leadership capabilities of the students coming out of Mays are second to none.”
From PepsiCo, H-E-B, and Buc-ee's, Ltd. to Texas Capital, Southwest Airlines, and Google, Employer Days connect the best with the best: Mays students and our corporate partners.
Say hello to the 2026 RAD LAB Engineering Interns!
Sneak peek at our Prosthetic Arm Data Sleeve team who showcased their data-acquisition sleeve at Texas A&M University's Engineering Project Showcase
Texas A&M University is helping shape the future of robotics by hosting the 2026 Human AugmentatioN via Dexterity (HAND) Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) and Research Experience for Teachers (RET) programs this summer.
SAFE + SOUND IS OUT NOW!!
From Silicon Valley to cutting-edge research labs, our students are making their mark this summer.
When we asked the ECEN community to share what they've been working on, the responses didn't disappoint, from industry internships and research opportunities to post-graduation achievements.
A new $13 million grant from the Texas Semiconductor Innovation Fund is helping the Texas A&M Cyclotron Institute expand its capabilities in semiconductor research, testing and discovery science!
Where in the world are our ANSC Aggies?
The Gardens at Texas A&M just turned 8, and we were there to celebrate.
PLPMBESC IPMB REEU students were at the 2026 Annual Eagle Lake Field Day, held at the David R. Wintermann Rice Research Station, northwest of Eagle Lake on June 30th. This event was organized by the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Beaumont.
What started as a class project became a life-saving idea. 
Is it hot in here, or is it just us?
The May 2026 edition of the ECCB Newsletter is now available!
The future of plant breeding is here.
Researchers, students, and industry leaders recently gathered at the National Association for Plant Breeding (NAPB) Annual Meeting to explore how emerging technologies and AI are transforming the future of crop improvement.
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